Free gamut 0.3.5 software for linux

eGTK is a binding between the Eiffel programming language and the GTK+ widget toolkit.

eGTK works with two compilers: the GNU SmallEiffel compiler and ISE Eiffel (commercial compiler).


Gtk+ is a widget toolkit for X-window systems. Gtk+ appears to be the most popular open source toolkit available today on Linux. Although Gtk+ was developed to work with X-windows, a port to MS Windows exists. In principle you should be able to use the eGTK Eiffel bindings with Gtk+ on Windows.

The main goal of the eGTK library is to be portable among the various Eiffel compilers. The development is done with ISE and SmallEiffel compilers. Ports to Halstenbach and Visual Eiffel will be done at a later date.

UPG was developed in order to combine wide range content of online radio-stations with the convenience and technological advantages of podcasting. The idea of UPG is to rip mp3 streams from internet and "convert" it to podacsts in fully automatic mode.
Main features:
- schedule radio shows for recording
- define podcast channels
- generate dynamic podcast feeds (rss files) for recorded files
- subscribe from iTunes (or any other podder) directly to UPGs RSS feeds
- create your own custom podcasts from any collections of mp3 files
- Manage your radio-podcasts in any web browser
- create and manage groups of channels
- UPG is a cross-platform and runs under Unix-like operating systems (Linux, FreeBSD), Mac OSX and Windows.
- UPG is a python application which uses standard library only. Thus, any platform which is able to run python 2.3 will be able to run UPG as well.
- The program uses an internal ripper for grabbing mp3 streams.
- There is no built-in GUI in UPG. All UI implemented as a web-based interface.
- The application has its own web application server. This server provides podcasting support (generates rss and sends mp3 back to ipodder) and implements management interface.
Enhancements:
- Added installer and binary packages.

HacBurn is a frontend to cdrtools/mpg321/ogg123 written with gtk2-perl.

HacBurn is a script written in perl using gtk2-perl. It allows a user to use cdrtools and a couple other console applications in a graphical interface to burn CDs.

It can currently burn iso/bin images and audio discs, it can make iso images and also copy CDs. If you have 2 optical drives on the fly copying is available.

Gmerlin is a multimedia architecture for linux. Gmerlin application consists of a set of multimedia libraries and some applications. The libraries are:
- Gavl, a library which provides basic support for uncompressed Audio, Video and Image data.
- The toolkit independent gmerlin library, which contains core application support like an xml based configuration registry, a universal player core, message queues for communication between modules and so on. Most interesting for 3rd party developers might be the plugin API. It offers access to all gmerlin plugins whith a few function calls.
- A separate gtk2 support library for generating configuration dialogs and other stuff.
- gmerlin_avdecoder, which decodes lots of media formats. The core library depends only on gavl, you dont even need gmerlin installed.
Applications, which come with gmerlin, include:
- Gmerlin player: A multiformat media player with mediatree. Type gmerlin to start this.
- Gmerlin transcoder: Feature rich Audio/Video transcoder
- Gmerlin alsamixer: An Alsa mixer with support for multiple cards and detachable mixer controls.
- Camelot: A webcam application
- Gmerlin visualizer: Run xmms visualization plugins without running xmms
- Plugin configurator: Configure gmerlin plugins for programs which cant do this themselves.
Gmerlin is released under the GPL license, so it can freely be reused by other GPL applications.

ddnsu provides a small dynamic DNS client.
ddnsu is a "small" dynamic dns updating tool. its intended use is to perform an update to a particular online dynamic dns service, and to have a very small file size so it can be used in embedded environments.
to make this useful you need a separate app which checks when the IP address of an interface has changed.
a dynamically-linked glibc binary is ~17kB, so it fits easily into systems which dont have a full install of perl or unnecessary libraries.
Enhancements:
- This release adds improved logging and syslog support and SSL support.
- The binary size without the new features is essentially the same.

Yanoid project is yet another arkaNOID/breakout clone.

Yanoid is Yet Another arkaNOID/breakout clone, but it has been designed to be very flexible and extensible.

The main engine is written in C++, but maps, objects, etc are defined in Python, which allows you to design very interesting maps.

Yanoid is quite enjoyable.

Dagrab is a program for reading audio tracks from a cdrom drive into wav sound files. It should work with any cdrom drive,provided that digital audio extraction is supported from both the drive and its linux driver, but is only tested and works with IDE cdroms.
If your cd is not IDE, you better try out other programs, like cdparanoia (all cd brands) or cdda2wav (SCSI and IDE only); they re both free and available on the net; cdparanoia should be the best one, but I didnt try it out enough yet.
Dagrab is released under the GNU GPL software license.
Main features:
- Extracts digital audio from CD to wav files, with no analog processing.
- CDDB support (only CDDBP, no HTTP) with optional track naming
- Jitter correction (cdparanoia should be much better at it)
- Can run a command on each track (useful for filtering, mp3 encoding and so on)
- Can use CDDB information in both the track name and filter command.
- Includes a script to automatically generate mp3 files from a cd using gogo and adds title, author (when available) and album title ID3 tags to them (requires MPEG::MP3Info to do that).